No. 10,553 in German
reformen
To reform or to make changes for improvement.
In a sentence
Die Regierung plante umfassende Reformen des Steuerrechts.
The government planned comprehensive reforms of tax law.
Here, 'Reformen' is used as a plural noun meaning 'reforms', indicating changes or improvements in policies or laws.
Es benötigt Mut, alte Traditionen zu reformen.
It takes courage to reform old traditions.
In this sentence, 'reformen' is used as a verb meaning 'to reform', referring to the act of making changes to existing traditions.
Der Erfolg dieser Reformen wird die Zukunft erheblich beeinflussen.
The success of these reforms will significantly influence the future.
'Reformen' here, again used as a plural noun, reflects implemented changes that have a broad impact.
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